Jan van Erp Brutalist wall tile, ceramic. 60s, 70s
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Groede, NetherlandsOn Whoppah since November 2025 • 7 sales
Product description
This is a ceramic wall tile, designed by the Dutch artist Jan van Erp. The work is a characteristic example of the Brutalist style that was popular in the 60s and 70s, characterized by rough textures and expressive use of materials.
The tile is made of ceramic with a heavily textured, dark background that contrasts with a high-gloss glaze. The organic shapes are executed in vibrant orange and green hues. The piece is equipped with a robust metal chain for hanging and bears the original maker's sticker, 'Jan van Erp keramiek Waalre-Holland', confirming its authenticity and origin.
The overall condition of the wall object is very good, consistent with its age. The colors are bright and the ceramic is intact, without visible damage. The presence of the original sticker is a valuable detail that testifies to careful preservation over the years.
With its compact size and powerful appearance, this wall tile is an excellent accent piece for an interior with Mid-Century Modern, eclectic, or Brutalist influences. It adds texture, color, and a piece of Dutch design history to any wall.
Specifications
CategoryWall decorationConditionVery goodColorsBrown, Green, OrangeMaterialCeramic, MetalNumber of items1Height25 cmWidth12 cmDepth4 cmSeller locationGroede, NetherlandsDelivery optionsDelivery or pickup